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“This is a disastrous World Cup. As professional players, we cannot play a competition under these conditions; it’s neither right nor fair. If FIFA thinks this is fair, that’s on them, but it isn’t. Who should solve this problem for us? FIFA? The U.S.? I don’t know! Tell me...

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The captain of Iran’s National Team, Mehdi Taremi, calls out FIFA and the U.S.: “This is a disaster World Cup. We can’t stay in the country and have to travel every time we play without any recovery. Now we can’t stay in Seattle and have to return to Tijuana. This is not fair.”

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“Truly, we are deeply saddened by what has happened to us. The Fulani have not allowed us to sleep. Yesterday, we were preparing, and then the Fulani appeared. What wrong have we done to them? It is impossible to even conduct the funeral for these people. We want the whole world to hear about what the Fulani have done to us. We were living peacefully in our land; we did not seek conflict with them. We were living together with them, but then they did this to us. We want the whole world to hear. This has caused us great pain because of what the Fulani have done to us. We want the whole world to hear this. It has caused us so much pain. Our children have been slaughtered, and our parents have been slaughtered.”

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BREAKING: TRUMP CONFIRMS IRAN WILL PLAY IN THE WORLD CUP BECAUSE THE FIFA PRESIDENT SAID SO DOOCY: The president of FIFA said that when the World Cup is here, the team from Iran will be playing TRUMP: Well if Gianni said it, I'm okay DOOCY: What if they win? TRUMP: I'll have to worry about that one. You know what? Let them play. I told Gianni he could do whatever he wants.
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BREAKING: TRUMP CONFIRMS IRAN WILL PLAY IN THE WORLD CUP BECAUSE THE FIFA PRESIDENT SAID SO DOOCY: The president of FIFA said that when the World Cup is here, the team from Iran will be playing TRUMP: Well if Gianni said it, I'm okay DOOCY: What if they win? TRUMP: I'll have to worry about that one. You know what? Let them play. I told Gianni he could do whatever he wants.

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